Gardening Advice episode 1 - How to grow celery and celeriac

[@joanark3896]

Those leaves are amazing in salads and soups- shame to bin them in the compost. We have quite dark and cold small garden full of slugs but the only thing that grew in a hard clay was a hesrt of celery from Morrisons. Went ok through last winter and had so many beautiful leaves by March April that i was making soups every day- i wash the leaves and put them whole in chicken soup, vegetable soup, sour craft soup or cucumber in brine soup

[@karlitobergkamp8082]

joan Ark aren’t you brilliant.

[@ajs4287]

This is my first year growing celeriac. Does it go to seed the same way carrots do? I want to make sure i can harvest & save my own seeds. Thanks for any info

[@dalelusk2151]

Can I regrow from root for next year?

[@pjd2709]

You can use those leaves in your cooking, why put them in the compost, (yes, probably some go to the compost bin, but not all).

[@dalelusk2151]

Can we live it in the soil for next year for regrow( celeriac?)

[@richygggg]

Eat the leaves ... this is a double crop.

[@jurijavsenak]

Omg, why do you put leaves in the compost? We use them in food. Even in the bags and a freezer for winter. But otherwise great video.

[@anonymousperson8259]

Why does it seem like people only grow this in the UK? I am a root/earth chakra oriented person, and am craving this even though I've never had it. I love the earthiness of root vegetables, and I know I would love celeriac, but can't seem to find it anywhere in my local metropolitan area here in the US.😭 Guess I will have to order some seeds online and plant it

[@catinabox3048]

I've never even HEARD of celeriac until today, so maybe it's just that people don't know it exists to look for it?

[@viridian4573]

Try looking for it in markets that cater to eastern European immigrants. Polish, German, Ukrainian, etc.

[@jurijavsenak]

We grow it in slovenia too, in fact I'm gonna move it to the garden right now. This year I can't even count them, so many germinated...